The Insider: Millwork Boosts Function in Park Slope Unit
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The Insider: Millwork Boosts Function in Park Slope Unit
"The kitchen was centered around a white Lacanche range and designed to create an open space despite plumbing restrictions and the previous layout limitations."
"An enormous, stepped bookcase serves as a focal point and a room divider, providing visual separation from the oak staircase leading to the unfinished roof."
A couple purchased a top-floor unit of a vintage row house, envisioning a renovated kitchen and serene spaces for relaxation. The apartment was in poor condition, previously characterized by cookie-cutter layouts and overwhelming blue paint. Architect Kimberly Peck renovated the two-bedroom, two-bath unit, creating a kitchen that prominently features a high-end white Lacanche range. A custom-made bookcase was added, acting as a focal point and room divider, while maintaining the apartment's compact feel and opting for minimal moldings to enhance visual clarity in the space.
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